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Show ' JiW . 3 .V1 THE fAYSOflUN, JAYSON, UTAH Xmm AAAAAAAAA Opportunities VWVtfWVV'SS'VVVV'iiWKI'Vtf WE WANT SALES REPREEVERY SENTATIVES IN TOWN IN UTAH. We prefer men who have Isold real estate, stock, insurance, hooks, or who have had no sales experience, hut would like to develop into salesmen. We train every applicant accepted and provide a system that will enable anyone who works to make from $75.00 to $150.00 per week. Can also .use women of Position ability. exceptional David H. Kinsey Dies in Canada Local and Personal Word has been received by relatives here telling of the death at Raymond, Canada, last Friday of DaA'id H. Kinsey, familiarly knoAvn as Dick Kinsey. her Mrs. Kinsey, who, Avith daughter Lucile and son Shirley. had been in Payson and Salt Lake since early fall, received word that her son Rolla and Avife were ill with Spanish Influenza. They left at once for home and in the meantime Mr. Kinsey had contracted the disease and passed away just twe hours before their arrivaL Mr. Kinsey and his Avife, who to her marriage was Miss Mattie Sargent, were both born and raised in Payson and passed the early years of their married life here. In, 1901 they settled in Canada, where they had contracted extensive interMembers of the family ests. visited frequently here, where they have hosts of relatives and friends who are indeed saddened at the taking of the father and husband. T. F. Tolhurst and family motored to Salt Lake yesterday and returned today. Work Dont Shirk, And Buy W. S. S. w.s.s. W.S.S. Baking day is a snap Avith The Orem is having some re- Coles High Oven Range. The modeling done at the local sta- oven is shdulder'Tiigh. Ask your tion office , in the way- of a dealer. 4 counter and other improvements. W.S.S. w.s.s. At a recent meeting of the Board of Education the matter Count Make Loyalty the schools was disreopening And Dollars Mount, cussed and it Avas the unaniW. Our For We Will Keep permanent. In applying state mous opinion of the members TO LEASE 80 acres in S. S. Pledge. that the Flu situation Avas w.s.s. Utah, under Strawberry not as yet so favorable as to High Line Canal. 40 acres in Mrs. Elizabeth Lee and daugh- make any definite date for refall wheat, balance plowed. 3 ter Nellie were in Salt Lake the schools. suming room house, good outside build- Monday, the guests of Mrs. Lees --. W.S.S. ings. Write Box 52, Santaquin, son Jack and Avife. Utah, for particulars. Treat em Rough! Thats the W.S.S. age, past business experience, Stuff, Geo. Mrs. Mr. Martin and number of years you have lived and Till the Huns Cry Enough. motorEmma Fae, daughter in community and references. Salem to ed the guests Sunday, Keep Your W. S. S. Pledge. Address in confidence. KANE Mr. Mrs. of and Angus Taylor. W.S.S. L. C. Smith MFG. CO., 1626-2' W.S.S. Our local doctors have been Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Also it must be acknowledged about the busiest men in the New it is a great inconvenience country for the SATiE that FOR Pedigreed past few weeks. Zealand Red and Flemish Giant for a lady to act rich and save Much commendation is due It her husband from looking likp a them for their constant (VigiRabbits. Chone Calvin. bond slacker. lance day and night in attending SALE Tavo FOR heating W.S.S.- to the numerous cases of the stoves. One large, one medium Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Butler have afflicted. Altho the Influenza See J. M. Mamvill, or size. received Avord that their son condition is much better there just Lee Baker, attorney, Vivian has been promoted to the are still quite a number of neAv Provo. rank of Sergeant in the qfmy cases and, AA'hile there is no someAvhere in France. cause for great alarm, our docFOR RAI E- - Team, weight 1350 W.S.S. each, wagoa .uifi harness god as tors advise strict adherence to new. Bargain. Inquire O. O FmpeT Poor luck in baking Avill ruin instructions received. at Enos Simf es W.S.S. the best disposition. With Coles is Hot Blast luck China Poland Range funeral services your Thoroughbred Impressive 1 Avere held Sunday at 2 p. m. for hog for sendee. LaAvreiice Tan- ahvays splendid. W.S.S. Mrs. Olive Tanner Bott, who ner, at Mrs. Mattie Kapples Messrs The residence, Payson. Clayton Martin died Wednesday of last week CounFOR,' SALE Four head of and Leslie Reece have joined the from Spanish Influenza. S. 4- T. C. at thp A. C. in sellor Joseph D. Stark presided. f horses. Lyman Kapple. Leslie is taking a course Elder Don S. Page offered the in auto mechanics and Clayton invocation. The Nelson quartet Sometime Well Underis taking telephone work. sang f quire of Henry Wyler. stand. W.S.8. Bishop Joseph ButIt pays to trade Avith the Page Mrs. Ray L. Conyers and little tle of Prove and Elder AlFurniture Company. infant daughter came down bert PoAvell Avere the speakers. FOR SALE lien Nebelcers from Eureka Monday and are The quartet sang O, It is WonElder German 30 acres farm land, 5 at the home of RTrs. Conyerb derful. place. offered the benediction acres pasture, in Payson old parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. field. Fine proposition for Wilson. Mrs. Wilson went to and Elder Hyrum Lemmon dedismall farmer. Inquire of J. B. Eureka to accompany them on cated the grave. W.S.S. Hone, City, or Henry Nebeker, the trip down. W.S.S. 149 Template j Bldi RED CROSS NOTICE The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. J. W. Drysdale of SantaJoseph Crook will be pleased to All AAho can knit socks are quin was called home from Fort learn that a fine baby girl was to call at Mrs. F, A. requested Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, by born to them on Sunday morn- Sorensens and get the yam. the death of his brother, Captain the home of Mrs. Crooks Oliver Drysdale, aaTio died from ing at W.S.S. Mr. and Mrs. John He has been home parents, Influenza. CARD OF THANKS Cowan. Mr. Crook is with the visiting relatives and friends. A. E. F. in France. He Avas assigned for overseas I feel indeed grateful for all --W.S.S. duties as an engineer and Avas assistance received the by CARD OF THANKS to leave at once, so in consefriends during my recent quence Avas only allowed a ten and desire to sincereWe desire to take the opporday furlough. He left Tuesday all those Avho came to thank ly for camp, ne reports condi- tunity through these columns of 'my aid and in any way. tions in camp as first class and thanking sincerely all who Iso Words cannothelped the apexpress says the boys aauII all be glad to Avillingly assisted ns during our preciation felt for many kindWe esbe able to get home again, but recent bereavement. nesses shown. aid the Avill overseas be sent given pecially appreciate expects he JOHN H. PARKER, JR. at once, lie Avas met in Ogden us by the young ladies and all W.S.S. by his Avife and Mrs. Chesta during the sickness of our famiGENOLA reDrydale, his ' sister, Mrs. E.v L. ly. We hope to be able to should Avith all Seattle. of Chamberlain you Wash., ciprocate The Elk Basin Oil Cos, derand a brother, Sam Drysdale, any misfortune come to you. rick on the Thomas land blew FAMILY. MANWILL M. J. from Bremerton, Wash. down recently. It will not need to be erected again, because the drill which has arrived at KEaffBE&BBSSa&BBBSSSBSNBBBI Goshen does not require it. N m Will Smith was in Spanish m n Fork and Provo Thursday. Hi The influenza situation shoAvs N H constant improvement. a Mys. John O. Ockerman is 13 gaining strength after her recent E severe illness. his Andrew McDonald, who was called here by illness of his rs Auto Owners, we have some Top is children and the family of his Dressing that is sister, Mrs. W. T. Ewell, has gone to Avork near Salt Lake Mr. McDonalds three CTrS frfrl City. D w motherless children make their home Avith Mr. and Mrs. Ewell. m m Mrs. T. W. Shick and Mrs. Anna Mi. Gore left Thursday for It absolutely makes your car look like an extended visit Avith their sis13 new. Trying it is believing in it. We ter, Mrs. Harry Home, of La Canadai, near Pasadena, Calif. Also have paints, varnishes and everyH. W. Gore accompanied them thing to make your car look like new. as far as Salt Lake. R.' C. Hawkins brotaght the peace news to the valley Mon5 BESBBBSEBBRES1EE1BBBB; day. Mr. HaAvkins is feeling H quite Avell after his recent serious illness, but is still weak. Asa Hancpck is completing the carpenter work on the school building this week. The painter, Rudolph Petersen, of Santaquin, has been detained at home the past few days oAving to sickness in his family. Mrs. Ira Johnson and children were able to he moved home from Santaquin a few days ago, where they had been struggling with the fin. ilBEBEBBBBBgBBBUBBlEBBEEBEBBBB EEMIXgi - adv-O-2- Ge-nol- a, preA-iou- tf 7 7-- 3t , 53-t- Ells-Avor- th E. B. PARRY A SPECIAL SERVICE AWAITS YOU HERE NOTICE FRANK TANNER I Avill be at the Marshals (Continued from, page I) the graveside Sunday at 10 a. m. Elder Don Sr Page presided. The opening prayer was offered by Elder Joseph D. Stark. Elder Fred Tanner and Elder W.S.S. of- W.S.S. , .XMAS PARCELS (Continued from page 1) cover to facilitate opening and inspecting. The text of the Naval regulations follow: cans or glass jars should he addressed as now perscribed by the postal regulations. All express packages should be forwarded in care of Supply Officer Fleet Supply Base, Street and Third Twenty-nint- h AA'enue, South Brooklyn, NeAv York. No perishable food products other, than those enclosed in be cans r gfass jars should packed in parcel post or express shipments. All packages must be plainly marked with the name and adress of the sender, together ( Avith a notation indicating the nature of the contents, such as Christmas box, or NAMES Influenza Claims More . fice November 15th and 16th to receive city water taxes. This will be the last opportunity to pay your taxes. a WM. CLAYSON, Watermaster. Adv. It Christmas carton.' fW B93iBHiiB3BciHiiHiiBHinnminiiiiuiinin of Residents Payson and surrounding country, always more than the legal reserve on hand. W.S.S. iiiiiiumiiNiiiiuiiiiiiHuniiiiiiiiiiiinn Dress Your Car Before Winter are all Joseph S. Bills, Sr., Avere the speakers. The Nelson Quartett sang Sometime Well Understand and I Need Thee Every Hour. Elder Sidney Coray offered the benediction and Eler German Ellsworth dedicated the grave. tf imiunD Our Stockholders II. S. Tipton came home on furlough for tAA'enty days Tuesday of last Areek. Mr. Tipton looks hale and hearty, and is a typical soldier. Harry is stationed at Camp A. A. Humphrey, within sixteen miles of Washington, D. C. He says they have treated him fine. Although entered the service as a private, after three months Mr. Tipton was appointed by the Secretary of War to take charge of the machine blacksmith shops and instructor of the Avoiding school in his division. Mr. Tipton says he, AA'ith a large number of other boys in Camp Humphreys, were scheduled to be in Russia on December 15th, but on account of the Kaiser and Germany getting cold feet they may not need him Mr. Tipton will over there. report to Camp Travers, Texas, c tlm 20th inst. oxy-acetyle- LO-ga- 53-t- Ml institution. ON FURLOUGH adv-O-3- BB ive W.S.S. i 6-- Savings and HARRY TIPTON 7-- 2t - Your commercial business with this banking house, you become part of a growing, sate, progress- s . 7-- When You Transact Frank Tanner, a former Pay-so- n boy, died at Mount Pleasant, Utah, last Thursday, November 7th, at 12 oclock noop, Mr. from Spanish Influenza. Tanner was born in Payson January 16th, 1894. He graduated from the public schools here and performed a mission to the Northern States during 1913-191- 4. OF OUR BOYS Following are a number of names of Payson boys in the service that did not appear in the list last week, but were sent in to the Red Cross later. The committee is very anxious to feet the complete list, so in case there are any in the sendee whose names do not appear in the two lists, published this aim last issue, please notify the Red Cross at once. Cantonments Wm. G. Calkins, Floyd Omelia, Earl Haskell, Mearl Haskell, Lynn Smith, Arthur Messner, Lewis Bale, Earl Cole, Clyde Tervrt, J. B. Stark, Wilforcf O. R. Drolinger, Heber Sta Cui L.q Ford Wilson, Ed. Cush-'- 7 Wignall, Leslie E. Harold H. Johnson. Overseas Weslie Cloward. Navy Allen Ray Daniels, M. L. Done, John C. Meiling. ' Taking 8. A. T. G. Elmer Loveless, Leland Clifford Harris, Walter Strong, Bert Ballard, Dewey Sargent, Vernon Pearson, Ray Butler, Earl Page. Blanchard Ware, Clayton Martin, Leslie Reece. . F-ra- k DTili-glur- Mc-Bet- h, Tanner later took a three-yea- r course in dentistry at the Chicago College of Dentistry and received a diploma. He was married to Elsie Hass of Evansville, Ind., and the couple made their home in Mount Pleasant funeral services were held Sunwhere Mr. Tanner has been day at 1 p. m. at the city cemeCounsellor Joseph D. practicing dentistry for the past tery. Elder eighteen months. He also en- Stark Avas in charge. listed in the Dental Reserve Isaac Hansen offered the invoCorps of the U. S. service July cation and Elders Braxton Bar1st, 1916, and received a com- nett and Joseph S. Bills, Sr., mission as first lieutenant. Be- Avere the speakers. The Nelson sides his Avife and two babes quartet sang Though Deepning Mr. Tanner leaves tAvo sisters Trials, I Know that My Reand two brothers. deemer Lives and Nearer My The remains were brought to God to Thee. The grave Avas this city for interment and dedicated by German Ellsworth. My. ! Colvin & Reece Co. The Supply Officer at South Avill cause each express package to be opened and carefully examined to see that nothing of an explosive or other dangerous character is forward- Brooklyn ed. The shipment of Christmas packages for U. S. Naval vessels abroad must be made so as to reach the Supply Officer at South Brooklyn, New York, as soofi as possible, and not later than Nov. 15. Special Notice Rev. .Wildman Murphy Avishes to inform the people that in the case of Payson there Avill be a slight variation from the rules govering packages sent to soldiers overseas. The cartons will be held by the Red Cross Committee and all parcels must be brought to the sewing rooms of the Red Cross ready for packing, where they will he inspected by the committee before being packed, thus eliminating the one operation of being unpacked before inspection. ( Does This Saving Look Good to You? Fuel is high here is a way to gain big fuel economy and a perfectly heated home. Why not save the gas half of the coal wasted by all other stoves, with the fuel saving , Coles Original Hot Blast No. MS |